@@ -43,7 +43,6 @@ class PerftoolOptionsArray(ImmutableRecord):
exact_solution_expression=PerftoolOption(helpstr="name of the exact solution expression in the ufl file")
compare_l2errorsquared=PerftoolOption(helpstr="maximal allowed l2 error squared of difference between numerical solution and interpolation of exact solution (NOTE: requires --exact-solution-expression)")
l2error_tree_path=PerftoolOption(default=None,helpstr="Tree pathes that should be considered for l2 error calculation. Default None means we take all of them into account.")
interactive=PerftoolOption(default=False,helpstr="whether the optimization process should be guided interactively (also useful for debugging)")
print_transformations=PerftoolOption(default=False,helpstr="print out dot files after ufl tree transformations")
print_transformations_dir=PerftoolOption(default=".",helpstr="place where to put dot files (can be omitted)")
quadrature_order=PerftoolOption(_type=int,helpstr="Quadrature order used for all integrals.")
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@@ -63,7 +62,6 @@ class PerftoolOptionsArray(ImmutableRecord):
vectorization_padding=PerftoolOption(default=None,helpstr="an explicit value for the allowed padding in vectorization")
vectorization_allow_quadrature_changes=PerftoolOption(default=False,helpstr="whether the vectorization strategy is allowed to alter quadrature point numbers")
vectorization_list_index=PerftoolOption(default=None,helpstr="Which vectorization to pick from a list (only valid with vectorization_strategy=fromlist).")
turn_off_diagonal_jacobian=PerftoolOption(default=False,helpstr="Do not use diagonal_jacobian transformation on the ufl tree and cast result of jacobianInverseTransposed into a FieldMatrix.")
architecture=PerftoolOption(default="haswell",helpstr="The architecture to optimize for. Possible values: haswell|knl|skylake")
grid_offset=PerftoolOption(default=False,helpstr="Set to true if you want a yasp grid where the lower left corner is not in the origin.")
simplify=PerftoolOption(default=False,helpstr="Whether to simplify expressions using sympy")